Morrell Property Collective September 9, 2026
Neighborhood
Most new-construction communities in Brentwood are built on cleared land with no particular story attached. Primm Farm is the exception — it's a new luxury community rising on the grounds of the historic Owen-Primm House estate, which means buyers here get new construction alongside a genuinely old piece of Williamson County history sitting on the same property.
If you're weighing Brentwood communities and Primm Farm's name has come up, here's what actually distinguishes it: where it sits, what's being built, and what history comes with it.
The Owen-Primm House traces back to a log cabin built around 1806 by Dr. Jabez Owen, a physician and one of the county's wealthiest landowners at the time. Thomas Perkins Primm later expanded the structure with wood framing around 1845, and the property was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1988. The estate also retained several outbuildings from its working-farm era, including antebellum-era cabins with a shared fireplace, a stone springhouse from around 1920, and a barn and garage from around 1920–1930.
For a buyer, this means Primm Farm isn't just a subdivision name borrowed for marketing — the historic structures are part of the property, which gives the community a sense of continuity that a typical greenfield development doesn't have.
Primm Farm is being developed with homes from multiple builders rather than a single production builder, which typically means more variation in floor plans and architectural detail than a standard single-builder subdivision. The builders currently involved include Arnold Homes LLC, Artisan Custom Homes, Drees Homes, Landon Development Group, LTG Homes, and WaterMark Homes — a mix that spans spec construction and fully custom builds. The community operates under recorded CC&Rs, so architectural standards and community rules are formally documented, which is worth reviewing directly rather than assuming.
Primm Farm sits off Moores Lane in Brentwood, in the same general area historically associated with Wilson Pike and Concord Road — a part of the city known for large-lot luxury homes and easy access to Brentwood's shopping, dining, and parks. Brentwood's appeal for this kind of buyer has always been the combination of privacy and proximity: you're minutes from Brentwood's commercial corridors and a short drive to both downtown Franklin and downtown Nashville, without giving up a quieter, more rural feel on the lot itself.
Primm Farm is a new luxury home community at 8318 Moores Lane in Brentwood, built on the site of the historic Owen-Primm House estate, whose original structure dates to around 1806 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1988.
Multiple builders are active in the community, including Arnold Homes LLC, Artisan Custom Homes, Drees Homes, Landon Development Group, LTG Homes, and WaterMark Homes, offering a mix of spec and custom-built homes.
Is Primm Farm a gated community? That detail isn't confirmed in the community's own public materials, so it's worth asking directly, or having your agent confirm it, before assuming either way.
What price range are homes in Primm Farm? Pricing varies by builder, lot, and finish level and isn't published as a fixed range — the most reliable way to get current pricing is to contact the community directly or work with an agent who can pull current builder pricing.
What school district serves Primm Farm? Primm Farm falls within Williamson County Schools, one of Tennessee's highest-performing districts, though the specific zoned schools should be confirmed for the exact lot, since zoning can vary even within a single Brentwood community.
Can I still see the historic structures on the property? The community's own materials describe the preserved log cabin, outbuildings, springhouse, and barn as part of the site, though the extent of public versus private access to them is best confirmed directly with the developer or your agent.
Why would a buyer choose Primm Farm over another new Brentwood community? For buyers who want new construction but also want a property with a documented history rather than a name invented for marketing, Primm Farm offers something most new subdivisions can't — a real, National Register–listed estate as part of the land itself.
Primm Farm is a rare combination in the Brentwood new-construction market: modern luxury homes from multiple respected builders, built on a piece of land with real, documented history attached. For a buyer who wants new construction without giving up a sense of place, it's worth a closer look — just go in with the specific questions above answered rather than assumptions.
If Primm Farm or another Brentwood community is on your radar, Morrell Property Collective can help you sort out what's actually available and how it compares. Call us at (615) 593-3103.
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